Attorney General Raúl Torrez will host a town hall meeting to discuss keeping kids safe. The event, called "Keeping Kids Safe," is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16. Torrez plans to meet with community members and discuss his mission to protect children online.
He will also talk about legislative proposals that support working families in New Mexico. The town hall will provide an opportunity for community members to share their thoughts and concerns directly with the Attorney General.
Further details about the town hall meeting are available from the New Mexico Department of Justice. The event is part of the Attorney General's efforts to engage with the community and address important issues.
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